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1: Why did Lucy walk into the wardrobe?

2. Why did Edmund follow her into the wardrobe while playing hide-n-seek?

3. Who is the White Witch?

4. What does spiteful mean?

5. How does the queen feel about Edmund coming to narnia

6. Is the White Witch evil or good?

7. Who are the sons of Adam and daughters of Eve?

8. How would you describe the White Witches personality?

9. How would you describe Lucy's personality

10. Does the White Witch put a curse on the Turkish Delight

11. How would you describe Edmund's personality

12. Who rules Narnia

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Some conflicts for this novel are very important. To start, the children's parents send them far away from home. Lucy discovers a magical wardrobe. The wardrobe teleports Lucy to Narnia. Another conflict which is also a main event is Edmund finding and talking  to the White Witch, and him telling her that he has three more siblings. Adding onto this conflict, The White Witch invites Edmund to bring him and his siblings into her castle. Suddenly, Mr. Tummus has gotten arrested by The White Witch for doing an act of "treason", and also trashed his precious cave. When the four sibling discovered  of what condidition Mr. Tummus's house was in, they searched the place and found a note saying, "The former ocupant of these premises, the Faun Tumnus, is under arrest and is waiting his trial on a charge of High Treason against her Imperal  Magesty Jadis, Queen of Narnia, Chatelaine of Cair Paravel, Empress of the Lone Islands, ect., also of comforting her said Majesty's enemies, harboring spies, and fraternizing with humans.---- signed Maugrim, Captin of the Seceret Police, LONG LIVE THE QUEEN!" ( lEWIS, 64)

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1. The children's mother sending them away to London to keep them safe from the war.

2. Lucy exploring the wardrobe closet and discovering a new world called Narnia.

3. Lucy meeting Mr. Tumnus.

4. Tumnus try to kidnap Lucy because of the Queen but cannot do it so he help her escape and she gives him a handkerchief

5. She goes back home, but soon figures out that time did not pass there but it felt like she was gone for hours.

6. They think it a joke and have a laugh because they did not find anything when they looked, and because of that Lucy cries.

7. They play hide and go seek Edmund tries to make fun of her by going the the Wardrobe and showing everyone that nothing was there, but finds out that she is not lying and finds the queen soon after.

8. The Queen wants the four children to come into the palace, leaving the message with Edmund before she leaves. Lucy comes and finds him and they go home.

9. She tells them that she was right, and that Edmund will back her up. However, Edmund says that the entire thing was fake, she cries because nobody believes her. The oldest are bad at him know. They ask the professor and he says she might be right.

10. They broke something and run away by going into the wardrobe and they see she is not lying. Edmund tries to hide the fact he was here earlier but he slips up and tell the truth.

11. They go to Mr. Tumnus house but find out that he has been arrested. Later, they go out and try to find him.

12. They see a bird flying going in a direction and follow it for half a hour. Edmund asked Peter which side is they are and says if Mr. Tumnus is bad and that the Queen is good.

13. Then they see a talking beaver that says that it is unsafe to speak in the woods, and Aslan they have to find and every fell nice expert Edmund. they walk to his house and he says he with Tumnus and shows the handkerchief that Lucy gave him.

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Real world: Large house in the country (ten miles from the nearest railroad station) WW2, 1939

Wardrobe: Dark, out of the ordinary

Narnia: A magical land of snow and fantasy, ruled by the Wiutch

Mr. Thumus's cave: A cave that looks a lot like a regular house.

The White Witch's carriage:
Pulled by reindeer and a dwarf

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Lucy Pevensie - the youngest of the four main characters, first to find Narnia

Edmund Pevensie - Second youngest, easily tricked

Susan Pevensie - second oldest, mature

Peter Pevensie - Oldest, doesn't believe in Narnia at the beginning

Old Man - an old man who the four children have been sent to live with

Mr. Tumnus - a faun from the world of Narnia, kidnaps kids as a job, friendly

The White Witch - The "Queen" of Narnia, manipulative

Mrs. Beaver - A kind beaver who is on the human's side

Mr. Beaver - A kind beaver who is on the human's side

The Robin - A Bird that lead the Kids to the beavers

Aslan - The Kind of Narnia, Lion, Basically the god of Narnia

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Inquisitive - curious or inquiring.

Shan't - shall not.

Trickling - A slow, or very small bit of liquid falling in

Chap - (of the skin) become cracked, rough, or sore, especially through exposure to wind or cold weather.

Muffler - a wrap or scarf worn around the neck and face for warmth.

Lulling - calm or send to sleep, typically with soothing sounds or movements.

Parcels - a thing or collection of things wrapped in paper in order to be carried or sent by mail.

Reigns - hold royal office; rule as king or queen.

Spiteful- showing or caused by malice.

Turkish Delight- a gelatinous sweet confection traditionally made of syrup and cornflour, dusted with icing sugar.

Larder- a room or large cupboard for storing food.

snigger- laugh in a half-suppressed, typically scornful way.

beastly- very unpleasant

queer- feeling very strange or odd about something

Spite- a desire to hurt, annoy, or offend someone

hoax- a very humorous or practical joke

jeered- to make a rude or mocking remarks typically in a loud voice

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Third point of view

Starts off following Lucy, but later switches to Edmund's point of view